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May 7
The Secret to Mapnik Mastery
Find out how to create mind-blowing mashups in Mapnik with FME's ability to integrate data from 325+ sources.
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May 7
Mapnik is an open source cartographic rasterizer with the ability to generate beautiful raster imagery. Add a point-and-click integration with FME for a powerful new combination. You'll find out how to create mind-blowing mashups in Mapnik with FME's ability to integrate data from 325+ sources. You'll also see how to optimize data before it reaches Mapnik – including the ability to perform a wide range of geometry transformations. And with the new MapnikRasterizer transformer, all of this is done with scalable and automated workflows at your fingertips – no Python, XML or CSS needed.
May 15
FME and Google Maps Engine Webinar (Hosted by Navagis)
Navagis is proud to be partnering with Safe Software, makers of FME, to demonstrate the ease of making your current enterprise data available for display with Google Maps and integrated, maps-based applications. Google Maps is helping utility and energy companies by making it easier to map and track assets, field resources and customer data. Navagis and Safe Software's innovative solutions offer companies the ability to utilize Google offerings fully, enabling improved operational efficiency, better customer service, and empowered enterprise-wide stakeholders who can make better decisions faster.
June 26
How to Enable Self-Serve Access with FME Server
Learn how to provide self-serve access to FME-powered data transformations. You'll see how you can offload distribution tasks to the end-user with automated transformations of downloaded data. You'll also see how you can give users the power to transform, validate and load data on their own. The best part about enabling self-serve access is that end users don't even have to learn how to use FME.
August 7
How to Develop for Data Transformation with FME Server
Find out how you can use FME Server to power the backend of a custom application. We'll explore FME Server's REST API and demonstrate how it can be used to integrate custom applications with services hosted by FME Server. We'll also share how support for URLs, code snippets, XML, JSON, and more provide even more possibilities, a give several practical examples.
Learn how you can easily transform spatial data to use and share with an overview of FME.
How to Intelligently Process and Deliver Real-Time Data with FME Server
Find out how to instantly deliver data to users exactly how it's needed. Recorded April 2014
How to Load Data into Google Maps Engine
Find out how to connect Google Maps Engine with hundreds of formats and applications. Recorded April 2014
How to Automate Practically Anything with FME Server
Discover how to automatically move data from anywhere to anywhere with FME Server. Recorded March 2014
Big Data - Tap into Cloud Infrastructure with FME
See how to easily migrate to the cloud with FME, and take advantage of the corresponding benefits including unlimited resources, scalability, and zero hardware to maintain. Recorded March 2014
INSPIRE Success Stories with FME
Join Safe Software and some of partners for a look at where organizations are using FME to meet INSPIRE requirements today! Recorded March 2014
How to Leverage ArcGIS Online with FME
Discover how to extend the use of ArcGIS Online's powerful services with FME. Recorded March 2014
Data Integration + Location Intelligence = Better Decisions
Make better decisions by applying location intelligence to all of your data. Recorded February 2014
BIM and GIS Integration: A 'How-To' with FME
Discover how you can combine the power of BIM and GIS with FME. Plus learn about new support for Autodesk Revit. Recorded February 2014
Deep Dive into FME Server 2014
Find out what's new and great in FME Server 2014. Plus learn about the new way to deploy: FME Cloud. Recorded February 2014
Deep Dive into FME Desktop 2014
Find out what's new and great in FME Desktop 2014, with a full rundown and demos of top updates. Recorded January 2014
Discover what's great in FME 2014, hosted by Safe Software's co-founders Don Murray and Dale Lutz. Recorded January 2014
How to Create and Share INSPIRE-Compliant Data with FME
See how to provide INSPIRE-compliant data services using a single tool, FME. Recorded January 2014
How to Transform Data between AutoCAD and GIS
Discover how to easily move data between AutoCAD and GIS systems - while maintaining full control over CAD annotation and GIS attributes - using FME. Recorded December 2013
Linear Referencing - See How FME Measures Up
Unleash FME's hidden potential for enhancing Linear Referencing System (LRS) workflows. Recorded November 2013
Join us for the reveal of FME Cloud (beta), the new cloud-optimized deployment of FME Server technology. Recorded November 2013
13 Ways to Avoid a Raster Disaster
Become a master of raster data. Recorded October 2013
How to Accelerate Microsoft Excel Workflows with FME
Discover how to quickly transform spreadsheet data without writing a line of code. Recorded September 2013
Web Services... Made Easy Without Any Coding
Learn how to use FME to easily consume data from, and publish data to - virtually any web service including REST services like WFS, Atom, SOS, and OData. Recorded September 2013
KML 101 - How to Create Amazing Maps in Google Earth and Maps
Find out how to transform virtually any data into KML - regardless of format or structure - using FME. Recorded August 2013
How to Exchange Data between CAD and GIS
Gain total control over CAD and GIS data exchange. Recorded August 2013
How to Slice - Dice 10 Types of Data into Esri ArcGIS
http://cdn.safe.com/resources/webinar-data/SliceNDiceTools.tbx Recorded July 2013
Oracle Database - How to Improve Interoperability using FME
Discover how to easily read, write, and update data in Oracle. Recorded June 2013
Open Data... Automated! Using FME with Socrata
Share your organization's data with the public, without taxing resources, by combining the power of Socrata and FME. Recorded June 2013
7 Ways to Make XML Easy with FME
XML is everywhere, but its complexities can be a barrier to use. Recorded May 2013
Microsoft SQL Server - How to Improve Interoperability using FME
Discover how to easily read, write, and update data in Microsoft SQL Server. Recorded May 2013
PostGIS 2.0 - How to Improve Interoperability using FME
Discover how to easily read, write, and update data in PostGIS 2.0 Recorded April 2013
How to Load Spatial and Non-Spatial Data into Teradata using FME
What makes a great database system even better? The ability to move more data into it and have more people able to access its data for use in their application of choice. Recorded April 2013
How to Automatically Create Beautiful Cartographic Labels Using FME's New MapTextLabeller
Learn about the MapTextLabeller, an exciting new extra-cost FME plugin from MapText which lets you automate the creation of high quality labels - and through its integration with FME - concurrently transform your data and output to formats like AutoCAD DWG, Microstation DGN, Esri Geodatabase, MapInfo, and others. Recorded March 2013
How to Easily Read and Write CityGML Data Using FME
CityGML has the potential to broaden the amount and quality of spatial data that is available for use in 3D modelling software. Recorded March 2013
How to Efficiently Transform Non-Spatial Data using FME
FME supports a wide range of non-spatial data, from spreadsheets (CSV, Excel) to databases (SQL Server, Oracle) and to key applications (Salesforce, Socrata). Recorded March 2013
Gain Total Control of Your LiDAR and Point Cloud Data
Learn how to quickly transform LiDAR data to meet your requirements with FME. Recorded February 2013
Deep Dive into FME Desktop 2013
FME 2013 provides new and enhanced formats and transformers to help you boldly take your data where it hasn't gone before. Recorded January 2013
View the archived recording of our launch day unveiling of FME 2013. Recorded January 2013
Deep Dive into FME Server 2013
Learn more about FME Server 2013, with a deep dive into its new features from Safe's co-founders Don Murray and Dale Lutz. Recorded January 2013
Turbocharging FME: How to Improve the Performance of Your FME Workspaces
Getting the best performance out of FME is as important to us as it is to you. Recorded December 2012
Maximize the Value of Raster Data Using FME
Learn how to prepare and share raster data with ease. Recorded November 2012
5 Ways to Impress in Google Earth and Maps Creating Amazing Maps with FME
Discover how to easily display nearly any combination of data (CAD, GIS, database, raster, etc) on Google Earth or Maps. Recorded October 2012
Exchanging Data Between CAD and GIS Systems with FME 2012
For many organizations, accessing and sharing CAD and GIS data between systems can be daunting and time-consuming. Recorded October 2012
How to Enhance Data Transformation in MapInfo with FME
Find out how to add powerful data transformation capabilities to your MapInfo workflows with FME. Recorded October 2012
Using the SpatialBiz Plug-in for FME to Access GE Smallworld
Discover how you can quickly move spatial data in and out of Smallworld using Spatial Business Systems' reader/writer plug-in for FME. Recorded October 2012
Databases and FME: Improving Interoperability with Oracle, SQL Server, and PostGIS
Discover how to easily read, write, and update data in Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and PostGIS via live demos. Recorded September 2012
How to Easily Load Data into ArcGIS for Local Government
Find out how to take advantage of the 50+ maps and apps available with ArcGIS for Local Government. Recorded August 2012
Tips for Manipulating Data in Esri Geodatabase using FME
Discover how to save time reading, writing and updating data in Esri Geodatabase. Recorded August 2012
Preparing LiDAR for Use in ArcGIS 10.1 with the Data Interoperability Extension
Find out how to quickly prepare LiDAR data for use in ArcGIS 10.1 Recorded August 2012
What's New in ArcGIS 10.1 Data Interoperability Extension
Major updates are included in the 10.1 Recorded August 2012
Meeting the INSPIRE Mandate with FME
Discover how you too can solve common INSPIRE-related data challenges using FME. Recorded July 2012
How to Share Spatial Data with Anyone Anywhere as PDF
Learn how to easily create PDFs of your spatial data. Recorded July 2012
How to Improve Data Exchange in Intergraph using FME
Discover how to easily exchange data in an Intergraph environment (GeoMedia, I/CAD, G/Technology). Recorded June 2012
How to Process Real-Time Data with FME
Discover how you can process data in real-time by taking advantage of FME Server 2012's event-driven architecture. Recorded June 2012
How to Create 3D Mashups by Integrating GIS, CAD, and BIM
Find out how you can easily integrate GIS, CAD, BIM, and other spatial data to create accurate 3D representations using FME. Recorded May 2012
Mastering Geospatial Metadata with FME
Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. Recorded May 2012
How to Gather and Share Spatial Data in Minutes using Google Fusion Tables and FME
Find out how you can gather, visualize, and share data using Google Fusion Tables. Recorded March 2012
Prepare LiDAR Data To Meet Your Requirements
Find out how to quickly prepare LiDAR data to meet your requirements with FME, the leading technology for spatial data transformation. Recorded March 2012
Deep Dive into FME Server 2012
Learn more about what you can do with FME Server 2012. Recorded February 2012
Discover how FME makes it simple to work with XML data, in this second of two webinars on XML. Recorded February 2012
Discover how you can easily read XML data without needing to learn XML tools like XQuery or XSLT. Recorded February 2012
Improve Data Exchange with GE Smallworld using FME
Discover how you can quickly move spatial data in and out of Smallworld using the new Smallworld 4.2 Recorded January 2012
Discover what's new and great in FME 2012. Recorded January 2012
Exchanging Data Between CAD and GIS Systems with FME
For many organizations, accessing and sharing CAD and GIS data between systems can be daunting and time-consuming. Recorded November 2011
How to Easily Transform Data into Multispeak and CIM XML
Learn how to easily transform data into Multispeak and CIM XML, without wasting time on programming. Recorded November 2011
Gain Spatial Data Access for the Enterprise with FME Server
Learn how to increase the accessibility of spatial data to people both inside and outside your organization. Recorded October 2011
How to Prepare Data for Compelling Displays in Google Earth
Go beyond pushpins and discover how you can powerfully bring your data to life in Google Earth. Recorded September 2011
Extend the Reach of Your ArcGIS Investment with FME
Find out how you can access nearly any data, regardless of its source system, directly within ArcGIS. Recorded July 2011
Harmonise Your Spatial Data for INSPIRE with FME
Learn how to efficiently harmonise your spatial data for INSPIRE by overcoming your data interoperability challenges with FME. Recorded July 2011
Transforming Spatial Data to Contribute to Esri's Community Maps Program
Interested in participating in the Esri Community Maps program? Watch this 1-hour webinar to find out how FME technology makes it easy to prepare your data so it can be made widely available in the program's World Topographic Map. Recorded July 2011
Improve Data Exchange with Intergraph Products
Learn how to quickly bring data into and out of Intergraph products using FME. Recorded June 2011
Quickly Move Data into Place with Oracle Spatial and FME
Discover how you can quickly get data in and out of Oracle Spatial with FME. Recorded June 2011
Master Interoperability within ArcGIS
Learn how FME technology allows you to easily use and share spatial data in your ArcGIS environment, regardless of its originating format or structure. Recorded February 2011
Unleash your inner spatial superhero with the new FME 2011. Recorded February 2011
How to Quickly Load Spatial Data into SQL Server
This webinar demonstrates practical techniques to help you more quickly and efficiently load spatial data into SQL Server. Recorded December 2010
Practical Techniques for Using FME with Smallworld
This webinar discusses and demonstrates practical techniques that will help you get the most out of your FME investment. Recorded September 2010
How to Efficiently Load Data into Geodatabase
This webinar will demonstrate three ways to load data into a geodatabase while preserving critical data attributes. Recorded August 2010
Using FME and the SpatialBiz Plug-in with Smallworld Data
Hosted by SpatialBiz and con terra
Learn how to take advantage of the rich spatial data contained within your Smallworld VMDS. Recorded March 2014
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Hosted by Inovação Tecnologia da Informação Geografica Recorded February 2014
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FME y ArcGIS Platform - Webinar en Español Recorded November 2013
FME Does Non-Spatial Data Too!
Hosted by 1Spatial
It's commonly assumed that FME is ALL about 'spatial' data. Recorded January 2013
Making the Most of data.gov.uk with FME
Hosted by 1Spatial
This webinar will show you how having access to FME can make consuming this vast array of data just that little bit more manageable. Recorded December 2012
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This webinar will present our methodology and a worked example around the INSPIRE Annex I, Protected Sites theme to show how you can transform your data, no matter what Annex it applies to. Recorded October 2012
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This webinar is designed to cover topics pertinent to Autodesk AutoCAD users and will aid you in the production of data that is fit for purpose, accurate and structured for your CAD environment. Recorded August 2012
Hosted by 1Spatial
In this webinar 1Spatial will complement the webinars that Safe Software have been running directly by drilling down into a little more detail regarding some of the key capabilities that come with this new release. Recorded July 2012
Hosted by 1Spatial
An overview of some of the capabilities that FME has when used in conjunction with MapInfo Professional or as a way of helping you to prepare your MapInfo data. Recorded July 2012
Get an overview of Python scripting in FME from con terra GmbH with a guest appearance from Safe Software's Ken Bragg in this technical webinar. Recorded June 2012


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It's a virus that can be as mild as a cold in some patients and deadly in others. Dr. Kathy Smyth of Palmyra Medical Associates says Respiratory Syncytial Virus (R.S.V.) has more people coming in to get checked out.
Adults can get the virus, but it typically impacts infants the most, especially babies under six months old and infants who were born prematurely.
Symptoms of R.S.V. include runny nose, cough, fever, wheezing, fast breathing and inflammation of the small airway. The virus usually lasts 10-14 days.
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When it comes to prevention, Dr. Smyth says premature babies can get monthly shots of a certain anti-body, which has been shown to reduce the death rate and admission into the intensive care unit.
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The multi-award winning National Maritime Museum Cornwall has 15 galleries, over five floors beautifully illustrating the past, present and future of this island nation. Silver winner of UK Heritage Attraction of the Year at the 2013 British Travel Awards, the Museum features a number of stunning exhibitions dedicated to the sea, boats and Cornwall.
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Open daily, 7 days a week, 10-5pm.
Closed Christmas & Boxing Day.
Adults £11.50, Children (0-5) free, (6-15) £8.00, Students £8.00, Senior (60+) £9.50, Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) £32.00. Groups receive discount on groups of 10+ Pay once and get in FREE for a full 12 months!
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The library is open Tuesday - Saturday only
National Small Boat collection of about 140 boats and other objects & collectables.
Collection details
Archives, Fine Art, Land Transport, Maritime, Science and Technology, Social History, Sport
- 3 February — 6 July 2014 *on now
Our new exhibition invites you to enter the clandestine world of smuggling. Be immersed in the sights, sounds and smells of the heyday of smuggling in the 18th to early 19th centuries in this multi-sensory exhibition for all ages. Exquisite smuggling artefacts will take centre-stage, from an opium concealment loaned from the Border Force National Museum, to a tea chest from the mythical Cornish smuggling haunt, Jamaica Inn.
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Join the Museum Minnows at Falmouth's National Maritime Museum for a multi-sensory session designed especially for under fives. Visit on the 4th Friday at 13.30 for different activities every month, including a creative activity, storytelling and a magical journey to discover treasure.
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One of the other posts here from JuneSnow states she 'had to wait 30 minutes to get waited on because she's a woman.' I am most definitely and without even the slightest doubt a woman and I was taken care of promptly when it was my turn after the people who were there first were taken care of.
I had a 46 year old slide that had splotches all over it from just being old and starting to decompose. They quoted me around $44 for complete restoration and a 5x7 photo. I went back to pick it up & when I saw how beautiful the photo was I started to cry. They completely restored my parents one and only wedding day photo from that slide. I was more than pleased and highly recommend them for restoration work and printing quality photos of family heirlooms.
The gentleman behind the counter asked me what they had quoted me for a price - I told them around $44. They charged me $29 which I considered very fair taking into account all of the work involved in the restoration & the quality photo printed out. Charging me less than what they originally quoted tells me something about their integrity.
The quality of the printed photo was a world of difference from the photos I printed out from the 'usual' cheap places you go to print photos from photos or slides.... think smiley face and discount warehouse type stores.
I had an excellent experience with Ball Photo and would highly recommend them.
I've had a couple issues with equipment from Ball Photo. I was sold a camera and was led to believe it had only been used to photograph 59 photos. It had been owned by the clerk who sold it to me. The shutter broke after 5 months and 300+ photo's. They sent it out for repair and felt I needed to split the difference of the repair cost which were $190.
I bought the camera after buying a lighting kit that I took with me to photograph a wedding. When I opened it it was incomplete and I was unable to use it. The wedding shoot was a nightmare because of it. I brought the incomplete lighting kit back and couldn't get a refund but was interested in getting a better camera. I guess I was gullible to trust them and in the end I had a very used camera that I have no idea what will go next on it. Don't buy from them! Not only are you playing Russian Roulette with your purchase but you will be ignored when your trying to support a local business by not purchasing online.
I waited 20 minutes to drop off a single roll of film. There appeared to be three people working, and as far as I could tell one other customer in the store. I wanted to support my local camera store, but I will go back to using online sources for my photography needs :(
Local Photo Supply – JuneSnow, Im very sorry you had a less than satisfactory experience at this store. I am an employee here and I can tell you that we try to help people in the order they arrive in our door and give them one on one attention so it does take longer to receive service. As for camera brands, we sell canon,nikon,sony,olympus and pentax. We do tend to sell more canon due to the company working with our local store a little better. We may not be able to answer every question about each brand, but we do try in a professional manner. I hope you will give our store another chance sometime soon, Sean
Worst Photo Supply Store in the Country – I'm convinced that the other person who wrote the [5 star] review on Ball Photo either works for them, owns the place, or is closely related to the owners.
There isn't a single photographer in Asheville who will say something positive about this place. The owner, his son, and their employees, have always been a pain to deal with. It doesn't matter what you want from them, they think they know best [and 9x out of 10 they don't] and will treat you like dirt in the process.
If you are a woman, it could be 20 minutes [or longer] that you'll be waiting for someone to simply say, "How are you?" or "Can I help you with anything?"
Also, if you ask for Nikon, they'll demand you buy Canon.
There's a LOT they don't know about photography or specs, but they believe that they do.
They have huge egos because they are the ONLY camera supply store in Asheville. Do yourself a favor, test out what you want from Ball Photo, then PURCHASE IT ONLINE. They do not deserve the profits. You WILL be ripped off.
Ask ANY photographer in town.
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Authentic Chinese food – Being Chinese, the food at this place is the most authentic tasting Chinese restaurant I have tried in Tulsa. The price of $6.99 for the buffet is a great bargain. The lo mein (chow mein) is delicious although not as good as my mother's. I highly recommend the skewered chicken which is deliciously yummy, although the spareribs is not up to par. You can also get a buffet take out for about $8.
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A variety of video game music including original OSTs, arrangements and video game bands. [Live for everyone for 1 month starting Jan 6, 2014. Considering making an all new station.]
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This free workshop will cover the changes being implemented in the lighting industry.
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A gift from my friend Barry, these white flowers have little green spots on some of the tips that make it just a little bit extra special.
In addition to transplants (there are more that haven't yet bloomed), I also grew a few aquilegia varieties from seed. They are tiny little things right now and it will be another year before they bloom.
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After a month of ACC Football…what changes
The month turns to October – and boy, were we wrong about a lot in the preseason ACC previews. Will the season correct itself to what we said in doldrums of summer? Probably not – so here are our revisions after a month of football…
Changes are full of…
- Atlantic optimism – Clemson and NC State have exceeded my expectations – the Coastal has really underperformed so it shows.
- And with the optimism... – Some changes in the Atlantic – I'm probably going overboard on NC State and the Tigers, but I'm projecting double-digit win season now where as I had them at 6 and 9 wins respectively preseason.
- BC takes a hit – The Hokies game was that bad, but again, this is after a month – still a lot of games to play.
- Neither preseason favorite in ACCCG – I, like so many of the media, was pretty uncreative when it came to picking the ACC Championship Game. Now, I have the two runner-ups in there from the ACC media poll.
- Good starts not good enough? – Virginia and Maryland stick out to me for their solid starts at 2-1 and 3-1 respectively, but I still don't have them bowling.
- Hokies and Heels have "meh" seasons – After all the preseason hype, they both make mid-to-low tier bowls.
Projected ACC Standings/Champion (Original previews linked)
Clemson Tigers 7-1 (10-2 overall)
NC State Wolfpack 6-2 (10-2 overall)
Florida State Seminoles 6-2 (9-3 overall)
Boston College Eagles 4-4 (8-4 overall)
Maryland Terrapins 2-6 (5-7 overall)
Wake Forest Demon Deacons 0-8 (1-11 overall)
Miami Hurricanes 6-2 (9-3 overall)
Virginia Tech Hokies 5-3 (7-5 overall)
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 3-5 (7-5 overall)
North Carolina Tar Heels 3-5 (6-6 overall)
Duke Blue Devils 2-6 (4-8 overall)
Virginia Cavaliers 2-6 (5-7 overall)
ACC Champion: Miami over Clemson
After a month of football, who's winning the ACC?
- Virginia Tech (30%, 3 Votes)
- Miami (10%, 1 Votes)
- NC State (10%, 1 Votes)
- Georgia Tech (10%, 1 Votes)
- North Carolina (10%, 1 Votes)
- Florida State (10%, 1 Votes)
- Maryland (10%, 1 Votes)
- Boston College (10%, 1 Votes)
- Clemson (0%, 0 Votes)
- Virginia (0%, 0 Votes)
Total Voters: 10
Bowl Projections
Orange: Miami
Chick-Fil-A: Clemson
Champ Sports: Florida State
Sun Bowl: NC State
Meineke Car Care: Virginia Tech
Music City: Georgia Tech
Independence: North Carolina
Eagle Bank: Boston College
Week by Week Rundown
Colors mean…
Bold = Flipping my pick.
Red = Keeping original prediction but by more points.
Blue = Keeping original prediciton but by less points.
Week 5
Florida State downs Virginia 34-17
Georgia Tech downs Wake Forest 44-21
BC over Notre Dame 28-20
Virginia Tech downs NC State 34-24
UNC over ECU 28-17
Maryland downs Duke 27-17
Clemson downs Miami 28-20
Week 6
Georgia Tech defeats Virginia 34-10
Wake Forest over Navy 27-24
Miami defeats Wake Forest 38-31
Virginia Tech over Central Michigan 48-16
BC defeats NC State 24-17
Clemson defeats UNC 21-17
Miami defeats FSU 38-31
Week 7
Virginia Tech 28-16 over Wake Forest
UNC 28-14 over Virginia
FSU 24-17 over BC
Miami over Duke 27-17
Georgia Tech downs MTSU 56-13
NC State downs ECU 28-24
Clemson over Maryland 35-17
Week 8
Virginia defeats Eastern Michigan 52-14
BC over Maryland 28-14
Virginia Tech over Duke 42-17
Miami 21-17 over UNC
Clemson 28-24 over Georgia Tech
Week 9
FSU defeats NC State 35-27
Virginia defeats Miami 23-21
Maryland defeats Wake 24-20
Duke falls 24-21 to Navy
UNC 35-17 over William and Mary
BC 21-17 defeats Clemson
Week 10
Duke 21-17 over Virginia
BC over Wake Forest 27-21
FSU over UNC 27-13
Virginia Tech over Georgia Tech 31-27
Clemson over NC State 21-13
Miami 42-24 over Maryland
Week 11
NC State 42-17 over Wake Forest
FSU 31-21 over Clemson
Duke 31-23 over BC
Virginia Tech 24-20 over UNC
Georgia Tech 35-27 over Miami
Maryland 13-10 over Virginia
Week 12
Clemson defeats Wake Forest 24-14
BC defeats Virginia 38-17
FSU defeats Maryland 31-17
Miami defeats Virginia Tech 24-20
UNC defeats NC State 31-24
Georgia Tech defeats Duke 45-24
Week 13
Wake Forest downs Vandy 24-17
FSU downs Florida 24-21
BC downs Syracuse 31-19
Georgia Tech downs Georgia 38-24
Virginia Tech over Virginia 38-15
NC State over Maryland 20-17
UNC over Duke 27-16
Miami downs South Florida 38-21
Clemson downs South Carolina 21-17
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Birmingham Terminal Station
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- This article is about the demolished train station. For the MAX bus terminal, see Birmingham Central Station.
The Birmingham Terminal Station was the primary passenger station for Birmingham from 1909 until rail travel sharply declined in the 1950s. It filled two blocks of 26th Street North (now Carraway Boulevard) above the 5th Avenue North underpass. Originally the main train stop for out-of-town visitors, as automobile and air travel came in to prominence the building was neglected, it was finally torn down in 1969.
[edit] History
In the early 20th century, Birmingham was served by seven railroads. Six of these joined together to form the Birmingham Terminal Company. The company hired Atlanta architect P. Thornton Marye to design the station. Its construction took two years and cost $2 million. Although the station's Byzantine style created some controversy, its opening in April 1909 was a major event for the city. A balloon race and a parade, led by Grand Marshal E. J. McCrossin, were held to celebrate.
In 1926 a giant electric sign was erected outside the station at the west end of the underpass. Originally reading "Welcome to Birmingham, the Magic City," it was later shortened to just "Birmingham, the Magic City." It deteriorated over the years due to lack of maintenance and was torn down in 1952.
During the Depression, the station fell into disrepair, but in the late 1930s it again became an important transportation hub for the area and continued to be so through World War II. In 1943 the station got a $500,000 renovation which included sandblasting, new paint, and new interior fixtures. During this period of rebirth, rail traffic peaked at 54 trains per day. Rail continued as the primary form of long-distance transportation in America through the early 1950s.
[edit] Desegregation suit
In December 1956 Carl and Alexinia Baldwin tested the station's compliance with an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling banning segregation among interstate passengers and were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct which were later dismissed. In January 1957, the Baldwins brought a lawsuit against the Birmingham City Commission, the Alabama Public Service Commission, and the Birmingham Terminal Company to desegregate the waiting rooms in Terminal Station. U.S. District Judge Seybourn H. Lynne dismissed the suit saying it was hypothetical.
As a result of that ruling, Fred and Ruby Shuttlesworth again challenged the segregated waiting rooms at the station on March 6. Having announced their intentions in advance, a heavy police guard was present and despite drawing a crowd of angry whites, the couple were able to board their train without incident. However, Lamar Weaver, a white integrationist who had greeted them in the station, was assaulted after being forced to leave the station by police before he could escape in his car.
The Baldwins' case was later appealed to the Fifth Circuit United States Court of Appeals and reversed in January 1958, sending it back to Judge Lynne. In November 1959 he again dismissed the case saying that none of the defendants were "denying or threatening to deny Negroes equal privileges". Appealed again, the Court of Appeals in February 1961 declared that segregation at the station was "in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment and the civil rights act," and ordered the District Court to remedy those practices. Judge Lynne therefore enjoined the three organizations from requiring or even compelling segregation based on race at the station.
[edit] Decline and demolition
As automobile ownership increased and air travel gained popularity, rail travel suffered. By 1960 only 26 trains per day went through Terminal Station. As early as 1962 the Terminal Station site was being proposed for redevelopment. Mayor Art Hanes and the Birmingham City Commission offered the property to the U. S. Postal Service that year for a proposed $10 million bulk mail handling facility, but postal officials determined that relocating track and train facilities would be too expensive. By the beginning of 1969 only seven trains still served the station daily.
It was then that the U.S. Social Security Administration announced plans to build a consolidated service center in downtown Birmingham. William Engel of Engel Realty approached Southern Railroad, then the sole owner of the station, with plans for a $10 million project on the land occupied by Terminal Station. The plans called for station to be torn down and a new, smaller station to be built along with the Social Security building, two additional office buildings, and a large motel. These plans were generally unknown to the public until shortly before Engel sought permission to demolish the station.
On June 30, 1969, the Alabama Public Service Commission approved demolition of the station, despite efforts by some groups, such as the Heart of Dixie Railroad Society and the Women's Committee of 100, to preserve it. The Public Service Commission stated that it only had authority to consider the necessity and convenience of the traveling public, which the station clearly no longer served. Demolition by the T. M. Burgin Demolition Company began on September 22, although the main terminal was maintained until the new, smaller terminal building was built nearby. By December the station's land was completely cleared.
The Social Security Administration building was ultimately built elsewhere, but the now cleared land solved another problem the city had had. The original plans for the Red Mountain Expressway involved the destruction of 100 to 150 of the Central City Housing Project (now the site of the Park Place Hope VI project). With the Terminal Station gone, the expressway could be routed slightly to the east, avoiding the projects. The portion of the expressway going through the former Terminal Station property was not built until the late 1980s.
A 7.32-acre section of the former station site lying to the east of the expressway was put on the market by Norfolk Southern in 2011 with an asking price of $2.7 million.
[edit] Architecture
The exterior of the building was primarily brick. Two 130-foot towers topped the north and south wings. The central waiting room covered 7,600 square feet and was topped by a central dome 64 feet in diameter covered in intricate tilework and featuring a skylight of ornamental glass. The bottom 16 feet of the walls of this main waiting room were finished in gray Tennessee marble.
Connecting to the main waiting room were the ticket office, a separate ladies' waiting room, a smoking room, a barber shop, a news stand, a refreshment stand, and telephone and telegraph booths. Along the north and south concourses were the kitchen, lunch and dining rooms, another smoking room, restrooms, and the "colored" waiting room. The north wing housed two express freight companies while the south was used for baggage and mail transfer.
Outside of the station were ten tracks. A series of overlapping "umbrella" sheds covered the platforms and tracks. These sheds provided protection from the rain while still letting in sunlight and fresh air.
[edit] Legacy
Because of the Terminal Station's destruction, it is now often used as a rallying cry for local preservation groups. Whenever an historic Birmingham structure is threatened, those involved in trying to preserve it often point to the Terminal Station as an example of what Birmingham has lost in the past.
[edit] References
- Marye, P. Thornton (July 14, 1909) "The New Terminal Station, Birmingham, Ala." The American Architect. Vol. 96, No. 1751 - via Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections
- "Terminal Station Is Desegregated By Court Order". (April 25, 1961) Birmingham Post-Herald
- "Terminal site too small, post office officials decide." (May 1962) The Birmingham News - via Birmingham Rewound
- Richardson, Charles (January 13, 1969). "Terminal awaits last `all-aboard'". The Birmingham News
- Hobson, Elaine (June 26, 1969). "Committee Seeks To Save Terminal". Birmingham Post-Herald, p. 19
- Edge, Lynn (July 2, 1969). "Terminal Station hailed in 1909 as desire fulfilled". The Birmingham News
- Gallups, Jerry (September 22, 1969). "Doomed Station Awaits The Ball". Birmingham Post-Herald
- Kelly, Mark (May 28, 1998) "Terminated Station: The Rise and Fall of Birmingham's Terminal Station". Black & White, pp. 14-17
[edit] External links
- Birmingham Terminal Station (Ala.) collection at Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections
- Proposal for Virtual Preservation of Historic Architecture website by D. Lee Cox
- "A confrontation at Terminal Station" narrated slideshow of Fred Shuttlesworth's protesting of segregation at the station at al.com


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We recently had a baby, last week actually and my husband is already talking about having another baby...says might as well get it over with...has he lost his mind or have I for actually entertaining the idea?
Don't worry...you're husband is not crazy--and neither are you for that matter. Having a baby is a wonderful experience because instantly you fall in love. It is not uncommon for one OR both parents to experience a rush of joy and exhileration. I know that after my first child was born, I turned to my husband when he was 3 weeks old and said, " Honey, Let's have 100!" While we didn't exactly have 100, I am pregnant with our 4th child. I think that it is wonderful your husband wants to have another baby so soon. It means that he is utterly and completely in love with both YOU and your BABY.
Although I wouldn't exactly jump in the sack just yet....you need to wait at least 6 weeks before having sex AND most doctors recommend giving your body a break of at least 6 months to a year in between pregnancies. Enjoy your new baby NOW because they grow up sooooo fast.
I think you are both nuts. Just kidding! Different things work for different families. I know plenty of couples who tried to get pregnant again as soon as they could. I say if the thought of having two small children sounds good to you, then go for it.
My youngest is a month old now and I've been back and forth on this one. Since I have two (my daughter is 4) I think that when things are going well is usually when I think that we could handle just one more. When things are rough I think that two kids is enough! All I know is that my daughter is harder to take care of the older that she gets. It's a personal choice, if you think that you can handle two young children go for it!
When my son was four months old, we bacame pregnant again, so now I have a 16 mth, and 5 mth. Life is great, it is not as hard as people want you to think, I would'nt take that decission back for anything. The two of them just love eachother soo much, and big brother is such a major help. He burps her, feeds her, and even get jealous sometimes, but it's all expected. I agree, get them out the way. My doctor did'nt say anything about my body not being able to take it, and all my pregnancies were high risk. God Blessings
Our youngest is 2 1/2, and I tell my husband, sure, we can have another one -- but you're the one who's being pregnant this time!
It is not a bad idea at least you can be done with all the baby work about the same time instead of have to get use to anew baby after so many years plus something very important they will be friends and have a lot in commun even if they are not the same sex, plus they can entretein each other, IT IS SO MUCK WORK AND EXPENSIVE, but is wort it ;)
We have two girls 17 months apart, and there are positives and negatives like everything else. My wife and I are both in our 30's, and would like to have 3 kids, so we felt that we didn't have much time to lose. Our parents are getting older as well, and we wanted to expose our kids to their grandparents as much as possible. This was our reasoning.
On the positive side, we have all the latest baby stuff, have all the baby clothes and my wife used her maternity clothes again. Our oldest will never remember a time when her baby sister wasn't around and we hope they will grow up to be best friends!
Negatively, college tuition looks like a pipe dream for us. If we have a third child realtively soon, we could have three kids in school at once which would mean hundred of thousands of college loans.
I don't think your husband is crazy for wanting more kids, but as always, it's the most important decision you can make, so enegage in lots of "what if" discussions before going down that road.
Neither of you is crazy. But i would recomment you to wait at least till he/she is one. my kids are very close in age, 3,2 and 6 months, but i know that we are done. And yess, they do grow up very fast. so enjoy your baby.
Be thankful that your husband is a family-man and wants a big family! However, you want to shower your newborn with attention and love and having another baby too soon will take your attention away from your new baby. Tell your husband that you would love to have another child, but not so soon!
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Opposition leader John Robertson said the extra cameras were a broken promise from Premier Barry O'Farrell, who had been critical of treating motorists as ''cash cows''.
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I understand Bronson Arroyo, Zack Cozart, Joey Votto and Drew Stubbs not winning. It's hard to judge a pitcher since they only take the mound once every five days. This was Cozart's first full season in the big leagues. Votto missed a lot of time with the knee injury. Stubbs was horrendous at the plate, which shouldn't matter, but does.
Jay Bruce should have multiple Gold Gloves. He saves runs with his arm. For the most part, teams have stopped trying to even test him.
The fact that the Cubs' Darwin Barney won over Brandon Phillips is an absolute joke. Phillips is not only the best second baseman in the National League, but the best in all of baseball. I will go as far to say that he is the best second baseman I have ever seen play Major League Baseball.
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But on the other hand, while I flick off the last few months with a blank stare in my eye and a toothy grin on my face, there is one part of winter that I'll miss and it has to do with cooking... DUHHH. In Brooklyn, it's just too dang hot to make anything that requires a flame. Without central AC or the money to buy a window unit, my once fully functioning kitchen transitions from being a place of extreme happiness to a beacon of sweat, tears, and nostalgia. For the next few months, I say goodbye to all the roasted vegetables that I once loved and say hello to a bunch of
Crispy bits of pancetta add porky goodness to pan-fried brussels sprouts, and the combination of nutty gruyere, buttery gorgonzola, and creamy egg yolk combine to make one sandwich that will make you enter a wet t-shirt contest. Or whatever.
You have about 1 week left to make this, so here's what you'll need.
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Lay down the law with some creamy gorgonzola. I love this cheese but it's definitely not something you want to be gobbling down at the beach or anything. It's rich, creamy, decadent, and doesn't belong anywhere near a 2 piece.
Now give a kiss goodbye to brussels sprouts. They sure had one hell of a presence this winter. And I'm not even talking about that one time at the bar a few weeks ago. Thank god that instagram picture gotten taken down.
To make them, fry up 1-2 tablespoons of finely chopped pancetta for a few minutes until they start to crisp up and release their grease. Then chop the stem off your sprouts and slice 'em in half. Set them in your pan and let them sizzle in pork fat until they're cooked through. Salt and pepper to taste. Then throw 'em on your mother effin grilled cheese sandwich.
Here comes the fun part. Gently place a fried egg on top of it all and get excited because the next step is real fun. Like reallllly fun.
Now this part can be super cathartic and symbolic if you let it. Begin by sprinkling some gruyere on top of the egg and then smash it with the other peice. Watch as the runny yellow richness leaks down your sandwich and think about it whichever way you'd like. Maybe you just imaged smashing some losers face that didn't call you back last week or maybe you can associate the yolky, drippy streams with the tears of joy that poured out of your eyes once you found that perfect high wasted bathing suit yesterday.
Now butter your bread and place the sandwich in a skillet. Cook over medium heat until you're sick of waiting. I mean, cook over medium heat until the crust is all golden and brown and the cheese has started to ooze out the sides. Flip, repeat.
Let it sit for a moment so the cheese and all the insides can tighten up and don't spill out all over the place like that emotional outburst that got all messy last time you were with your parents too long.
So if we'd all take a moment of silence and if you'd join me in a celebratory beauty-pagent-style wave goodbye, we can all say peace out to our good buddy brussels sprouts. And if you're one of the fortunate peeps that has anything but a steaming hot kitchen, please just keep your thoughts to yourself... I can't handle it at this point. I'm weeping. Ok, bye. *sniff*


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Great service, great food, great location
The regular menu was more limited as they were pushing restaurant week offerings. That was not clear on the web menus. Also think they are trying to hard with the cuisine. Little less contrived would be better.
I was most satisfied with the space and noise level. I had brunch with my roommates from college, and we just wanted to catch up. Nothing wild and crazy. We had a spacious table, and the volume was just right. We were a bit chilly, and we were disappointed that their online menu didn't match the menu when we arrived (we were bummed when they didn't have the lemon ricotta pancakes!), but overall, i'd go back again.
Only problem i had was with the loud music, which seems to be somewhat ubiquitous these days. makes conversation difficult for the hard of hearing.
Olives was great. we did not realize it is located in the w hotel and there is a bit of a bar scene that was really fun for people watching. menu was a little pricey but the preparation was a different and the food was delicious. we will definitely go back.